Starting with A Divorce by Gloria Warren

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Chapter 45 Is It the Evidence?

She tilted her head to the side, trying to avoid it.

“Don’t move,” Manuel’s low voice sounded.

Ainsley froze and replied a little unnaturally, “Mr. Gage, I can do it myself…”

“It’ll be okay soon.” Manuel did not intend to let go of Ainsley. He lowered his eyes and continued to tie her hair up seriously.

Ainsley’s hair was very thick. It was heavy in his hand. It was black and smooth, and Manuel felt very good touching it. The sea breeze entered his nose along with the fragrance of her hair.

Manuel could see Ainsley’s fair neck. It was so beautiful, and he was attracted.

Manuel tried hard to cover his feelings and finished his work. Then he quickly moved his eyes away.

“It’s done.”

“Thank you,” Ainsley also thanked Manuel somewhat unnaturally.

Manuel found Ainsley unusual and kidded her for no reason, “What’s wrong? Ms. Easton. Are you interested in me?”

Ainsley was shocked.

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Just now, she indeed felt something different when he touched her.

However, a person like Manuel would never be her man.

Firstly, she had divorced before. Secondly, the Gage family had a powerful family background, and the

Baldry family could never be compared with it. They would have more requirements than ordinary

families to choose the wife of Manuel. So Ainsley would never have the chance.

Therefore, Ainsley felt she’d better keep a distance from such a sweet dream.

“Mr. Gage,” after thinking for a while, Ainsley looked at Manuel and said sincerely, “I think we should

keep a good social distance. The only reason we could meet was because of Serina’s illness.

As for the future, if Mr. Gage wanted to be friends with me, I would be very honored.”

Ainsley finished her words and stood up to walk to the grill. She intended to go over and help

Roman.

Manuel looked at her back and raised his eyebrows.

Manuel knew it was him who couldn’t bear it and frightened Ainsley.

But it was fine. They had the future.

They enjoyed the barbecue by the sea, and Roman drove Lainey and Ainsley back home in turn.

Ainsley got out of the car, and Roman turned back to kid Manuel, “Mr. Gage, it seems that you are so

that into Ainsley.”

Manuel closed his eyes and pretended to be asleep. He did not even glance at Roman and asked,

“Why?”

Roman grinned and replied, “Last time we wanted to go to the seaside to barbecue, but you refused

because it was not clean. You forced us to have dinner at the restaurant instead.”

Manuel kept silent.

Perhaps because it was too late and made Ainsley feel exhausted last night, she went back and enjoyed

a good sleep, completely forgetting about the unpleasant afternoon.

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The next day Ainsley was a little late, but she still arrived at the school on time.

But she felt something was quite different today.

Ainsley frowned and looked at the students who were passing by and frequently gossiping about her. Recalling what happened before, Ainsley directly took out her phone and checked the school

forum.

A title on the head of the forum that was put in bold and bright words entered her

eyes.

“The beautiful teacher had an affair in her marriage. She was abandoned after her ex–husband uncovered the truth!”

Ainsley smiled.

Even now, the Baldry family still trapped her. Weren’t they too confident to look down upon her? Ainsley clicked on it and looked at the so–called evidence. She could not help sneering at the news.

She was very

familiar with the photo. It was taken when Manuel came to pick up Serina and invited Ainsley to have dinner with them. Manuel and Serina, and even Manuel’s car had been covered by Mosaic. Only Ainsley could be figured out. It looked like she was dating a man.

Was it the evidence?

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